Eric Sevilla and Alejandra del Moral hold dialogue with PRI municipal presidents

• It is time for unity and to join all the PRI members to recover Mexico, stated the state leader, Eric Sevilla.
• The Coordinator for the Defense of the State of Mexico, Alejandra Del Moral, highlighted that it is time to strengthen unity.
• He reiterated that work is being done to build a coalition with the PAN and PRD, and together generate the best proposal for the people of Mexico.

Toluca, State of Mexico, October 23, 2022. The President of the State Steering Committee of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Eric Sevilla Montes de Oca, and the Coordinator for the Defense of the State of Mexico, Alejandra Del Moral Vela, held a meeting with PRI mayors from Mexico as part of the Dialogues for the Defense of Edoméx that this political institute is carrying out.

We are going to build the coalition for the future of the State of Mexico, assured the president of the State Directive Committee (CDE), Eric Sevilla, “we have a solid and strong Mexican PRI that works for the defense of the party, for our colors, for the entity and for our country.”

“Today on Alejandra Del Moral’s shoulders we place the hope of a country because by winning 2023, as we are going to win, we are taking the first step to recover this nation and give our families peace of mind,” said the tricolor leader.

All the PRI militancy have forged a great family that knows how to work and we have an open door party and this is their home, said the tricolor leader when leading the work meeting together with the Coordinator for the defense of the State of Mexico, Alejandra del Moral Candle.

“The drums of war finally sounded to start the defense by the State of Mexico, we are going to work very closely in each electoral section of the entire Mexican territory, today we are in an unbeatable condition, in 2023 we will win the governorship,” said the partisan leader.

The Coordinator for the Defense of the State of Mexico, Alejandra Del Moral, pointed out that leading the Coordination is a great responsibility because the people of Mexico are Mexicans twice, by country and by province, and reiterated that the future of the country and the PRI passes through the Mexico state.

“Let’s walk together Presidents and Presidents, you know how to do it, we are a team, we are a family, and today I have no greater honor than to give my life, my time and everything I am to this cause called the State of Mexico,” he said. .

In this sense, he pointed out that winning elections requires strategy, objectivity and walking with lead feet, adding that the moment we are experiencing is to strengthen unity.

“What we are going to face now is going to require everyone, and the best of everyone. This is your party and I want the state to do well, we need all of you”, he stressed.

“What is at stake is not if the PRI wins one more election, what is at stake is the future of the country, what is at stake is which country we want to leave our children,” he added.

Del Moral Vela indicated that the second step is to build a coalition with the National Action Party (PAN) and the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD), and focus on the goal of winning an election with proposals, and recalled that with the coalition they obtained 72 Municipal Presidencies.

“The next moment will be the construction of the coalition with PAN, PRD, to find what unites us and find how we are going to go out and present the best proposal so that the citizens of Mexico trust us,” he emphasized.

Alejandra Del Moral stressed that the tricolor party is characterized by creating and implementing good public policies, so “the state will be defended from those who want to break institutions.”

Likewise, he maintained that the PRI is a political institution that has taught him that “loyalty, institutionality and unity” are the fundamental values ​​of each tricolor militant.

The General Secretary of the State Directive Committee, Monserrath Sobreyra Santos, the Delegate of the PRI National Executive Committee, Jorge Rojo García de Alba, members of the PRI State Directive Committee, as well as the federal deputy, Mariano González, in addition to the leaders Mexican PRI members Alejandro Ozuna Rivero and José Manzur Quiroga.